4.3 is falling lingually. Posterior teeth on mandible, patients left, is off the ridge. 3.4 can be lifted slightly to occlude better. Maxillary centrals are not straight
curve of spee. The long axis of the 2.1 is straight, it should be tilted distally. both the 2.6 and the 2.7, and also the 3.6 and the 3.7 are not placed correctly, so they affect the curve of spee and the occlusion. 3.4 need to be raised a bit.
4.3 incorrectly placed, the incisal edge disrupts the complete arch form. 1.1 needs to be slightly lowered. occlusion on patients left needs to be worked on, mandibular posteriors are set curved to the ridge instead of straight
Mandibular anteriors can be raised to close the bite. 2.1 must be place more distally, its skew, the angle can be changed. Patients right mandibular posteriors can be set more upright.
The mandible is set too buccally, need to be set more lingually. The patients upper left premolars can be lowered to maximise occlusion. The bite is open so the upper anteriors can be lowered to fix this. The midline is slightly off.
~ anterior open bite on pts left ~ improve on occlusion ~ mandibular teeth on pts left off the ridge - too far buccal ~ Canine 43 - improve inclination
root effects is to much and there is no gingival rol
ReplyDelete4.3 is falling lingually. Posterior teeth on mandible, patients left, is off the ridge. 3.4 can be lifted slightly to occlude better. Maxillary centrals are not straight
ReplyDelete1. cantrals on the maxilla are skew, affecting the midline.
ReplyDelete2. MAndibular anteriors should be slightly raised.
on the patients left the lingual teeth are not on the ridge and 3.4 should be raise up for better occlusion
ReplyDeletecurve of spee. The long axis of the 2.1 is straight, it should be tilted distally. both the 2.6 and the 2.7, and also the 3.6 and the 3.7 are not placed correctly, so they affect the curve of spee and the occlusion. 3.4 need to be raised a bit.
ReplyDeleteTeeth are falling off the ridge in quadrant 3. 2.4 and the 2.5 not occluding. looks as if there is an open bite.
ReplyDelete4.3 incorrectly placed, the incisal edge disrupts the complete arch form. 1.1 needs to be slightly lowered. occlusion on patients left needs to be worked on, mandibular posteriors are set curved to the ridge instead of straight
ReplyDeleteMandibular anteriors can be raised to close the bite. 2.1 must be place more distally, its skew, the angle can be changed. Patients right mandibular posteriors can be set more upright.
ReplyDeleteThe Bite is open.
ReplyDeleteMaxillary central insicals are skew.
Posterior teeth of mandible of patients left is off the ridge.The centrals of the maxilla is skew.Can inprove the occlusion of posterior teeth.
ReplyDeleteThe midline is off; the angle of the maxillary canines contrast too much.
ReplyDeleteThe 1 st premolar 2-4 could be angled better to have a better occlusion.
The mandible is set too buccally, need to be set more lingually. The patients upper left premolars can be lowered to maximise occlusion. The bite is open so the upper anteriors can be lowered to fix this. The midline is slightly off.
ReplyDeleteMandibular midline is out and the 3.3 and 4.3 incisal edges are depressed, the necks should be brought out a bit.
ReplyDeleteRoot effects are a bit bulky. 2.3 neck i to buccal. Maxillary posterior right teeths necks is to depressed.
ReplyDelete1.1 neck is placed to distal which is causing the tooth to appear skew in correlation to 2.1. 1.2 is hanging, should be raised more.
ReplyDeleteRoots effects are too bulky, maxillary anerior necks are depressed and mandibular posteriors are out of the ridge
ReplyDelete~ anterior open bite on pts left
ReplyDelete~ improve on occlusion
~ mandibular teeth on pts left off the ridge - too far buccal
~ Canine 43 - improve inclination